HCI Researcher
Political Science & International Relations × Data Science.
Interested in how interfaces shape consent, agency, and human decision-making.
Studying at the intersection of social systems, data, and human-computer interaction.
I came to HCI research through political science — specifically, how systems are designed to shape behavior. Digital interfaces operate on similar logics: structuring choice, diffusing responsibility, manufacturing consent.
I'm currently affiliated with an HCI research lab, pursuing a double major in Political Science & International Relations and Data Science. My research interests sit at the boundary of privacy, behavioral interface design, and human-AI interaction.
Cookie consent interfaces, notice-and-choice models, and the conditions under which users are guided to disclose more than intended.
How UI affordances manufacture perceived agency without granting actual influence — in feeds, settings panels, and consent flows.
Interface design in AI-augmented systems, and how UI framing shifts moral accountability between human and machine.
How users form mental models of AI systems through interface interaction — and where alignment between intent and behavior breaks down.
When eco-UX features produce disengagement rather than behavioral change, and the role of interface friction and emotional tone.
Data & Research
Frontend & Visualization
Design & Methods
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